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GG&G, Inc. Front Sling Attachment, Fits Mossberg 930, Black, Quick Detach GGG-1535

$32.19
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Brand
GG&G
Color
Matte Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Sling
UPC
813157004032

Overview

The GG&G Quick Detach (QD) Front Sling Attachment is designed for the Mossberg 930 shotgun. Finished in matte black manganese phosphate, this adapter is machined from AS-35 Geneva steel to provide durability and corrosion resistance. It attaches behind the magazine tube end cap and features an ambidextrous, dehorned design for shooter comfort. The unit includes a heavy-duty push-button QD sling swivel that accommodates slings up to 1.25 inches wide, with integrated limited rotation to prevent sling wrap.

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